Legion Stars Ready for Pennsylvania All-Star Final in Erie
Northwest Pennsylvania junior baseball leaders push a September final as the Pennsylvania All-Star game is set for Ainsworth Field in Erie on August 28. George Bellis of Philadelphia organizes, with Security Peoples Trust Co underwriting. Corry Legion tops county league, 47 players from 42 towns. tickets $1, boosters $5. Players arrive Thursday and Friday, housed at Gannon College, banquet at Holiday Inn.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Connie Mack
Boostars
Corry Savings and Loan
Gannon College
Gannon
Holiday Inn
Corry High Matmen To Host Holiday And Section Meets
Corry Area High School announces a 1965 66 wrestling schedule headlined by a December 29 holiday tournament with Grove City Oil City and Coneaut Lake plus Corry. The Section Four tournament runs February 6 and 19 in the local gym with Beavers coach Herman Rennels guiding the team. Regular season opens December 2 at home against Fort LeBoeuf and ends February 15 at Jamestown.
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Corry Area
Grove City
Oily City
Contieaut Lake
Corty
CAHS
Beaver
Fort LeBoeuf
Jamestown
Herman Rennels
Bob Mulvin
Franklin
Union City
Townville
Meadville
Titusville
Southwestern
Twins, Indians split as Detroit, Chicago win
The American League leaders the Minnesota Twins beat Cleveland 4-3 in the first game but Cleveland rallied for a 6-4 win in the nightcap. Detroit swept Los Angeles 9-2 and 5-0 to move into second place while Chicago, Washington, and Kansas City also posted wins in a crowded AL finish.
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Minnesota Twins
Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
Larry Brown
Quijn
Max Alvis
Quika
Jerry Kindall
Birdie
Indians
Chico Salmon
Brown
Bill Pleis
Salmon
Pleis
Duke Sims
Sims
Leon Wagner
Wagner
Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles
New York
Kansas City
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Baltimore
Joe Sparma
Tigers
Norm Cash
Willie Horton
John Sullivan
Don Demeter
Ray Oyler
Gates Brown
Demeter
Oyler
Orlando Pena
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Yankees
Steven Hamilton
Jake Gibbs
Joe Pepitone
Bobby Richardson
Roger Repez
Roland Sheldon
J.C. Martin
Danny Cater
Martin
Hoyt Wilhelm
Cater
Ken Berry
Ron Kline
Pete Richert
Woodie Held
Senators
National League standings and results recap
Baseball brief covers NL teams with Los Angeles leading Milwaukee and San Francisco, plus Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and New York results. Sunday scores include Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 4-2, Milwaukee over Chicago 4-3 in 12, St. Louis 12 Cincinnati 7, New York 3 Houston 0. Murakami debut with Giants amid ceremony. Giants rally past Phillies 15-9 with McCovey drive.
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Chicago
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Masanori Murakami
Philadelphia Phillies
Murakami
California
John Callison
Rich Allen
Dick Stuart
Alex Johnson
Phillies
Ray Culp
Cookie Rojas
Alien
Giants
Nankai Hawks
United States
Japan
Los Angeles Dodgers
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Pat Corrales
Tom Haller
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Tom ‘Siske
Jim Paghiaranii
Billy
Denis Menke
Las Dom
Dillard
Cubs
Ed Mathews
Mack
Jdre
Braves
Cardinals
Bill White
Lou Brock
Bob Skinner
Deron Johnson
Doth Edwards
Vada Pinson
Reds
al Jackson
Ron Swoboda
Marr Triumph Shocks Field At Laurel Valley Open
Dave Marr clinched the 47th PGA Championship at Laurel Valley, finishing at 280 to edge Casper and Nicklaus as Aaron faltered. Bristling with emotion, Marr held off challengers including Burke and Devlin, earning 46,800 and capturing golf’s big title amid a dramatic finish on the final rounds.
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Liguniet. Pa (Ap
Dave Mawr
Professional Golfers' Association
Jack Wicklius
Billy Susper
Ljured Valley
Psa
Bill Marr
Casper
Marr
Dickinson
Mar
Nicklaus
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Wininger
Fowrth
Pissin
Siesta
Ars
Bruce Devlin
Aaro
Jack Burke
Jacky Cupil
Rod Punseth
McCallister
Falmer
Laurel Valley
Pennsylvania Highlands
Levittown Chosen to Represent Pa in Eastern Little League
Levittown will represent Pennsylvania in the eastern regional Little League tournament starting Thursday in Staten Island New York. The Levittown club, state champions in 1960 and 1961 and World Series winner in 1960, secured the state title for the third time by defeating Dunmore 3-1. Farrell overcame Natrona Heights 2-1 in the consolation game.
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Levittown
Pennsylvania
Staten Island
N.Y
Dunmore
Farrell
Natrona Heights
Legion Baseball State Tourney Opens in Allentown
The annual Pennsylvania State American Legion Baseball Tournament begins in the Allentown area on Wednesday after weekend games completed the field of eastern teams. Emmaus beat Perkasie 4-2 and South Scranton defeated Gregg Post Reading 6-2 to finish the lineup, with four eastern and four western teams. The eight teams include Enola Juniors, Freeport, Meadville, West Chester, Moon Township, and Lower Burrell, in a double elimination format through the weekend.
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Allentown
Pennsylvania State American Legion
Emmaus
Perkasie
South Scranton
Gregg Post
Reading
Enola Juniors
Freeport
Meadville
West Chester
Moon ‘Township
Lower Burrell
Exhibition Football Results Across Teams
Cleveland 37 beat San ca in Philadelphia 20 with Detroit 17 Baltimore 22 St Louis 10 Green Bay 44 New York 7 Minnesota 1 Pittsburgh 21 Dallas at Los Angeles. American League San Diego 31 Kansas City 10 Houston 29 Buffalo 7 Denver 27 Oakland 17.
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Baltimore
Chicago
New York
Los Angeles
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
Dallas
San Diego
Houston
Buffalo
Denver
Oakland
Six Minutes Of Dynamite May Mean New Pro Star
AP reporting that Bill Nelsen's 6 minute display for the Pittsburgh Steelers in a 31-21 loss to the Minnesota Vikings prompts coach Buddy Parker to consider Nelsen for the next game. Nelsen connected on a 61 yard pass to Gary Ballman and threw a TD to Roy Jefferson, plus a run by Cannonball Butler. Steelers rookie standout performances from Butler Jefferson Molden and others noted amid injuries including Bill Saul with a kidney injury.
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Sterling
Buddy Parker
Pittsburgh Steelers
Bill Nelsen
Steelers
Minnesotta Vikings
Parker
Nelson
New York Ciants
Buller
Jefferson
Frank Molden
Bill Saul
School Girls Lead AAU Swim Records At National Meet
High school girls swept records at the first combined Men’s and Women’s AAU Swimming and Diving Championships in Toledo. Santa Calif team dominance continued as world marks fell in the 800 meter relay and multiple women set records, with Martha Randall and Claudia Kolb scoring big wins.
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Chin
Commerce
Calif
Santa Are Calif
Steve Krause
Seattle
Wash
Krause
Kendis Moore
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Moore
Sharon Stouder
Martha Randall
Wayne
Patty Caretta
Claudia Kolb
Santa Clare
Russia
Svetlana Babanina
Miss Babanina
Call Track Star To Help Unravel Sports Snafu
Senate hearings solicit testimony from Jerry Lindgren amid a probe into the Amateur Athletic Union and National Collegiate Athletic Association dispute. The aim is to assess risks to athletes careers and U S interests including Olympic competition. Norwich shuts out Bristolboro 4 1 in senior little league. Norwich advances to the World Series in Des Moines Iowa.
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Senators
Jerry Lindgren
U.S
Senate Commerce Committee
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
U. S
Norwich Cops II
Cambridge
Mass
Bristolboro
Norwich
Conn
Des Moines
Iowa
Texas five schoolboys triumph in all star game
Texas 28 Pennsylvania 10 in Hershey as Bill Bradley and Jerry Levins sparked a sharp Texan offense. Bradley connected on two touchdown passes and a field general, with Jimmy Harris and Ron Scoggins adding scores. Pennsylvania’s Kwalicks had eight receptions for 95 yards and a lone early field goal. The defeat ended Pennsylvania’s two-year streak against out-of-state foes.
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Texas
Pennsylvania
Texans
Boddy Layne
Lelly James
Cornell
Pennsylvanians
Bill Bradley
Texa
Palestine High School
Jerry Levins
Beaumont Herbert
Bradley
Levins
Jimmy Harris
Brownwood
Ron Scoggins
Garland
Mike Reid
Altoona
Wells
John Waller
Ridley
Monitour
Kwalicks
Jrexas
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